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This video does serve as good publicity and definitely good public relations for Ralph Lauren. Using rescue dogs in the video is really a genius idea. We need more publicly known names to do the same and really show the very positive side of our beloved animals. I commend Ralph Lauren for this idea. I think it's wonderful.
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Four men are facing lengthy prison sentences after being found guilty of murdering teen Peter Hagan at house party in February this year.
Following an Old Bailey trial, which lasted two months, a jury of five men and seven women deliberated for more than a week before returning a guilty verdict this afternoon.
Romell Martin, 22, of Fairgreen Road, Thornton Heath, Dean Harmes, 27, of Garratt Lane, Wandsworth, Malki Ferguson, 22, and Jemaal Ferguson 23 of Albon House, Neville Gill Close, Wandsworth will be sentenced tomorrow.
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New Technology Department vice director Fei Hao of SAIC Automotive Engineering Academy said, "Mentor Graphics' Volcano suite for automotive networking enables us to develop our vehicles' multiplexed communication systems substantially quicker than starting from new platform design. SAIC design engineers can focus on the vehicles' characteristics, leaving the implementation of the communication to the Volcano tools. The tool suite is the ideal solution for companies like SAIC, challenged with taking a technological leap in terms of introducing multiplexed solutions concurrent with launching a new car."
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Convergence® Conference, Detroit, MI, October 17, 2006 – Mentor Graphics Corporation announced today Ford Motor Company's decision to standardize worldwide on Mentor Graphics Capital flow for the design of vehicle electrical systems. The intent is that Capital will be used by the entire Ford group including the Jaguar®, Land Rover®, Mazda® and Volvo® brands. Ford Motor Company will deploy Capital's powerful electrical system design and integration software, and also the Capital harness engineering and costing tools.
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Because Ford will also adopt Mentor's harness engineering and costing tools, data can be readily flowed throughout the design process, including to the tier 1 harness supplier base. This not only encourages a design-for-manufacture outlook but also supports robust design change processes.
Fundamental to Capital is the philosophy that design data management is key to solving the problem of electrical design complexity. Much of this complexity derives from the huge configuration challenge noted above, a problem faced by Ford and indeed all automotive OEMs. Capital is a data-centric toolset, with each software application built around a common object model contained within the Capital Manager application. By capturing and acting on the complex configuration relationships during the electrical design flow, Capital allows this complexity to be properly managed.
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Romesha is awarded the Medal of Honor by the President(WDAY TV) -- A North Dakota soldier is now wearing our nation's highest honor around his neck.
By: WDAY Staff Reports, WDAY
(WDAY TV) -- A North Dakota soldier is now wearing our nation's highest honor around his neck.
Staff Sargeant Clint Romesha was awarded the Medal of Honor by President Obama in an emotional ceremony at the White House.
Romesha's unit was out-manned 353 at combat outpost Keating in Afghanistan.
8 Americans were killed. 22 injured including Romesha, who kept fighting, even though he was wounded. Romesha took out 10 Taliban fighters, while recovering the bodies of his fellow soldiers.
He says he's conflicted by the medal of honor.
Romesha says, "the joy comes in recognition from doing our jobs as soldiers on distant battle fields. but is countered by the constant reminder of the loss of our battle buddies. my battle buddies. my soldiers. my friends."
Romesha grew up in Califormia, but now lives
in Minot, with his wife and three children.
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It's just like 'X-Men: The Last Stand'
Moscow Pride:One point that hasn't been identified is that when we heard that the couts had upheld the Pride ban, we tried to arrange events which would not provoke the police, and my impression was that the police had agreed to our proposals and guaranteed our safety. So for example we were encouraged to go as individuals to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, rather than en masse, but when we got there the burial place wasd closed and we were surrouned by fascists.Also at a packed press conference a couple of hours before the events, we all signed up to a "Moscow Declaration of Human Rights". I haven't seen this on any news report yet. Many European politicians movingly spoke in favour of this document, including Volker Beck, who was later to be attcked by fascits and arrested by the police.Best Wishes,Derek Lennard.IDAHO-UKDerek Lennard.IDAHO-UK Co-ordinator.
As pointed out, this comes just a week after Russia assumed the Presidency of the Council of Europe, the human rights watchdog that guarantees freedom of expression and assembly.People should lobby their local MP immediately to raise this issue in Parliament and to demand that the Presidency of the Council of Europe be removed from Russia.I thought that Russia had learnt about and fought fascism in the past, clearly not a lesson that it has carried forward to the present. Now it is no better than Nazi Germany!
I am not a gay. But i do not have any prejudice against gays.I think that it is biological and psychological orientation that makes people homosexual.Now about Russia.Russia is one of the most ignorant,uncivilized,biased,paranoid,racist countries in the world.I know because i studied in Russia for 7 years.It is defenitely the most racist country in the world.In a country were every week atleast one non white is being killed or seriously attacked,if you wish for gay rights openely,then i think it is suicidal.In russia even human rights people who advicates equal rights for all races are being killed or attacked.Antifascists are being traced and killed.Authorities support racist organisations .If not for official support, nazi organisations will not survive.But in Russia antifascists are being targeted by police rather than racist neonazis.This is the reality of Russia.So your life is in your hands if you think to rebel against official policies of Russia.But most of the blame for growth of neo fascism in Russia must go for islamists who tried to destabilize russia during 90`s and even now.Both islamism and neonazism must be eradicated from the world if the world is to live peacefully.
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Pieris japonica 'Little Heath'
Lily-of-the-valley shrub, Japanese Andromeda
Evergreen, Shrubs
Hybrids and selections Asian (primarily Japanese) natives; one species from the eastern United States. Elegant in foliage and form the year around, these mid-size to large shrubs make good companions for rhododendron and azalea, to which they are related. They have whorls of leathery, narrowly oval, glossy, medium to dark green leaves and bear clusters of small, urn-shaped, typically white flowers. Most plants form flower buds by autumn; these resemble strings of tiny beads in greenish pink, red, or white and provide a subtle decorative feature in winter. Flowers open from midwinter to midspring.
New spring growth is often brightly colored (pink to red or bronze). Same cultural requirements as rhododendron and azalea. Need acid, well-drained but moisture-retentive soil and summers that are cool to merely warm; they do not thrive in hot, dry conditions. Fairly easy to grow in the Pacific Northwest west of the Cascades, but as you move south and inland, they become increasingly fussy and are often less satisfactory. Also do well in milder parts of the eastern United States.
Where water is high in salts, soil needs careful leaching. Choose a planting location sheltered from wind, where plants will get high shade or dappled sunlight at least during the warmest afternoon hours. Where summers are cool or foggy, plants can take more sun. Prune by removing spent flowers. Thin older specimens by taking out whole branches; or limb them up to reveal attractive peeling bark. Splendid in containers, in woodland and Japanese gardens, in entryways where year-round quality is essential.
From Japan. Upright, dense, tiered growth to 9 or 10 ft. high and wide. New leaves are bronzy pink to red; mature ones are glossy green, 3 in. long. Drooping clusters of white, pink, or nearly red flowers; flower buds are often dark red.'Little Heath'
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Oral Health Topics
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS), a long-term illness whose etiology remains elusive, iffects more than one million people in the United States. A patient with CFS may have oral manifestations, such as TMJ disorders and Sjogren's syndrome. In addition, commonly prescribed medications used in management of this syndrome may induce adverse reactions in the oral cavity.
The information provided here is intended as a resource for dentists to assist in the dental management of patients who have been diagnosed with CFS. If a patient reports symptoms consistent with CFS, the patient should be referred to his or her physician for appropriate diagnosis and treatment.
General fatigue and other symptoms similar to CFS were described as early as the 1860s.1 Awareness of the illness increased in the mid 1980s, when it was nicknamed the "yuppie flu". It was subsequently mislabel as "chronic EBV" due to reports that the Epstein-Barr virus was a causative agent, but this etiology was quickly refuted. In March 1988, the CDC acknowledged the collection of symptoms known as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, and developed the following definition:
1) Severe chronic fatigue of six months or longer duration with other known medical conditions excluded by clinical diagnosis; and 2) concurrently, four or more of the following symptoms: substantial impairment in short-term memory or concentration; sore throat; tender lymph nodes; muscle pain; multi-joint pain without swelling or redness; headaches of a new type, pattern or severity; unrefreshing sleep; and post-exertional malaise lasting more than 24 hours. The symptoms must have persisted or recurred during six or more consecutive months of illness and must not have predated the fatigue.2-4
The prevalent symptom of CFS is profound fatigue, especially fatigue that is not improved by rest or sleep. In addition to the symptoms listed in the CDC definition of CFS, 20–50 percent of patients with CFS can report atypical symptoms. These can include abdominal pain, jaw pain, dry eyes or mouth, alcohol intolerance, bloating, chest pain, chronic cough, diarrhea, dizziness, earaches, irregular heartbeat, morning stiffness, nausea, night sweats, shortness of breath, skin sensations, tingling sensations, weight loss, depression, irritability, anxiety, and panic attacks (Table 1). If a patient reports symptoms consistent with CFS, the patient should be referred to his or her physician for appropriate diagnosis and treatment.
There are no physical signs or diagnostic laboratory tests that identify CFS. People who suffer the symptoms of CFS must be carefully evaluated by a physician because many treatable medical and psychiatric conditions are hard to distinguish from CFS. Common conditions that should be ruled out through a careful medical history and appropriate testing include mononucleosis, Lyme disease, thyroid conditions, diabetes, multiple sclerosis, various cancers, depression and bipolar disorder. Research conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) indicates that less than 20% of CFS patients in this country have been diagnosed.
Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) affects more than one million people in the United States. There are tens of millions of people with similar fatiguing illnesses who do not fully meet the strict research definition of CFS.
Although there has been much speculation as to the causative agent of CFS, including transient traumatic conditions, stress, toxins, and latent viral infection, no definite cause or causes have been identified to date. Based on the current available research, there is no evidence indicating that CFS is a contagious disease. In most likelihood, CFS is a common endpoint resulting from multiple causes.
Treatment modalities for patients with CFS are aimed at relief of symptoms rather than curing the disease. Common pharmacologic therapies that may be prescribed by a physician include the administration of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) for pain relief, low-dose tricyclic antidepressants to improve sleep and relieve mild pain, and anxiolytic agents to treat anxiety (Table 2).4 In some cases, serotonin reuptake inhibitors prescribed to non-depressed patients have been found to be beneficial.4 Furthermore, evidence-based systematic reviews have illuminated the beneficial role of light exercise.6,7
The clinical course of CFS varies from patient to patient. For most patients, limited recovery to the point that one can return to work and undertake other activities occurs within the first five years. However, the syndrome can be cyclical in nature, with intermittent periods of fatigue. Some patients will experience a complete recovery, whereas others may never fully recover from the syndrome. There does not appear to be any notable correlation between recovery and symptoms, race, sex, age of onset, or other illness characteristic.
Dental Concerns
Oral manifestations of CFS can include Sjörgren's syndrome, temporomandibular disorders, and fibromyalgia (myofascial pain). Furthermore, many of the medications prescribed to manage CFS can induce a variety of oral side effects, most commonly xerostomia (Table 2). Routine and elective dental treatment, including periodic examination and prophylaxis, are not contraindicated, but accommodations should be taken to care for the patient's energy level. This may include scheduling appointments for times when the patient is likely to feel well and limiting elective treatment plans to procedures that are manageable for the patient. Consultation with the patient's physician may be indicated for extensive reconstruction procedures, oral surgery or periodontal surgery.
Additional Resources
- National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Diseases
- American Association for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
- Medline Plus
- National Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Fibromyalgia Association
- National Center for Infectious Disease: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
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Giants' stubbornness paid off in '04 megadeal that almost wasn't
Story Highlights
Ernie Accorsi was wise not to include Osi Umenyiora in trade for Eli Manning
The hard-hitting 49ers won a game for the ages in knocking off the Saints
With the Packers gone, there's a new look atop Fine 15 for first time all year
Here are two questions for you to start your Championship Week: What would have happened if Ernie Accorsi hadn't had such a backbone on April 24, 2004? And what would have happened if A.J. Smith had played hardball with Accorsi as the clock wound down on the fourth overall pick of the 2004 NFL Draft, with just seven minutes to go and the Giants on the clock?
Ben Roethlisberger a Giant.
Osi Umenyiora (not Shawne Merriman) a Charger.
Eli Manning a Charger.
It takes a big story to throw the 49ers off the front page of Monday Morning Quarterback today -- and you Niner fans will get your love soon enough, courtesy of the man who made the block of the year in NFL -- but the fates of Manning and Umenyiora, after their huge combined role in the Giants' 37-20 trouncing of the top-seeded Packers last evening, were on my mind as I sat down to write. I've told the story of the 2004 draft and the Manning/Chargers/Giants love triangle before, but the Umenyiora part of it has never gotten its due.
Smith, the Chargers' rookie GM at the time, asked then-Giants GM Accorsi for unknown second-year pass-rusher Umenyiora in the week before the draft. No, Accorsi said; I don't trade young pass-rushers. San Diego had the first pick in the draft, and Manning said he didn't want to play for San Diego, but the Chargers picked him anyway -- and everyone in football knew they wanted North Carolina State quarterback Philip Rivers instead; the Manning pick was going to force the Giants to deal a ransom for him because Accorsi loved Manning and Smith knew it. So with the Giants on the clock, Smith called again.
"He brought up Umenyiora again,'' Accorsi told me last night, "and I said no. We were not giving him up. There was no way.''
So now the trade teetered. If Smith had insisted on Umenyiora and killed the deal, Accorsi had an ace up his sleeve: He could trade down three spots and pick up a second-round pick from Cleveland ... and still draft the Giants' No. 2 quarterback on the board, Ben Roethlisberger from Miami of Ohio. The Giants liked Manning much more, but Accorsi wouldn't budge on Umenyiora. Accorsi offered the Giants' first- and third-round picks in '04, and an '05 first-rounder. "We still want Osi,'' Smith told him.
Tick, tick, tick ...
Two minutes left.
Accorsi's last, best offer.
"No Osi,'' he said. "That's still a deal-breaker. But we'll throw in a six next year.''
Pause on the line from San Diego.
Tick, tick, tick ...
"Make it a four,'' Smith said.
"I'll give you a five,'' Accorsi said.
On Sunday, here came the Packers, down 20-10 to start the second half, starting and stopping down the field, trying desperately to find some rhythm. Five minutes into the half, Aaron Rodgers had the Pack at the Giants' 30, and it was first down, and he took the snap and looked over a packed secondary that had frustrated him throughout the first half. From Rodgers' left, Umenyiora took an inside move against left tackle Chad Clifton, beating him as Clifton flailed away.
Now 30 and coming off knee and ankle injuries and a contract hissing match with current GM Jerry Reese earlier this season, Umenyiora sped in and batted the ball out of Rodgers' hand just as he went to pass. (Telling stat from FOX just then: The forced fumble was the 32nd of Umenyiora's nine-year career. That's a lot.) Giants recovered. Packers never got closer than seven the rest of the way. Umenyiora had two of the Giants' four sacks, and the line made sure Rodgers was never comfortable all day.
Accorsi liked defensive linemen, and he stocked this team with Umenyiora, Justin Tuck and Mathias Kiwanuka before he left the team after the 2006 season. In came Reese, and he's taken it up a notch: Chris Canty and Rocky Bernard in free agency, along with Dave Tollefson (a seventh-round pick from Green Bay who was cut, signed to Oakland's practice squad, and then signed by the Giants from the Raiders), and Linval Joseph and Jason Pierre-Paul in the draft. Can't have enough defensive linemen. That, plus their cool quarterback and his receiving weapons, is why the Giants are one win away from their second Super Bowl in four years.
"People have always depicted what we did in that '04 draft as an obsession with Eli Manning,'' said Accorsi. "It wasn't. If we'd have had to, we'd have taken Roethlisberger, and we'd have been fine with that. We just weren't giving up Umenyiora.''
Almost eight years later, Accorsi's stubbornness is a big reason the Giants are headed to San Francisco for Sunday's NFC Championship Game ... and just as big a reason the Packers feel so deflated this morning.
Five most noteworthy events of the playoff weekend, with Ravens-Patriots and Giants-49ers on deck:
1. How lousy Green Bay was -- or how bad the Giants made the Packers look. Aaron Rodgers cut off a question before it was finished last night, about whether the long layoff -- he hadn't played in 20 days -- had anything with the stunning 37-20 loss to the Giants. "No,'' he said firmly. Sure looked it. The amazing thing about this game is that, without a couple of shaky calls by ref Bill Leavy, this could have been 44-13, or some similarly stunning score.
FOX counted eight Green Bay drops; I counted six. Victor Cruz found big gaps in Packer coverage. Hakeem Nicks scored on a Hail Mary that Packer safety Jarrett Bush, who had the best seat in the house to see, let him have. The Packers looked a lot more like a 7-9 team Sunday than 15-1. Credit the Giants quarterback for being better than the presumptive MVP, the Giants receivers being better, and the Giants defense being loads better.
2. The Packers and Saints will be bitter about this weekend for a long, long time. Combined, the Packers and Saints were a plus-21 in turnover margin this year. This weekend, they were a combined minus-7. The Packers and Saints were 29-4 entering the divisional round because they were two efficient offensive machines all season. Efficient offensive machines don't turn the ball over nine times in eight quarters.
3. If you thought the Ravens would be the most physical team left in the playoffs, you didn't watch the Niners beat the tar out of the Saints. Last week, former 49er Bill Romanowski went on TV in the Bay Area and advocated that the Niners knock out one of the Saints. Maybe Niners safety Donte Whitner heard. He kayoed Pierre Thomas with a crushing helmet-to-helmet hit -- legal because Thomas is a back, not a quarterback, and wasn't defenseless -- setting the stage for big Niner blasts on the Saints all game. Even the winning touchdown left a Saint dazed and confused: When tight end Vernon Davis caught the winning touchdown pass with seconds left, the collision with Saints safety Roman Harper left Harper woozy.
4. The Patriots are better-suited to win the Super Bowl right now, at 14-3, than they were exactly four years ago, at 17-0. After New England's 45-10 beat down of the Tebows in Foxboro, Vince Wilfork agreed with me that the Patriots were in better shape at this stage of the playoffs than they were after their undefeated season. "Four years ago, we peaked too early,'' he said.
Four years ago, New England scored 34 or more 11 times in the regular season, then won by 11 and nine in the playoffs before losing to the Giants in the Super Bowl. They had Randy Moss in his prime then, and he was great. I'd rather have Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez.
5. Houston with Matt Schaub could very well have won in Baltimore. T.J. Yates threw three interceptions and was overmatched on the big playoff stage. Maybe Schaub would have had some jitters, but not like Yates. The Ravens scored three points in the last 46 minutes, and amassed 227 yards all day. That's not going to cut it Sunday in Foxboro.
Non-playoff team bonus noteworthy event: Jeff Fisher didn't choose against Miami as much as he chose St. Louis. Simply put, Fisher wanted to avoid another situation like he had in Tennessee, where owner Bud Adams, if he chose, could tell him what to do on personnel. Adams told him in 2006 to take Vince Young in the first round. Fisher didn't want to do that, but it was Adams' call. Now, understand this: I'm told reliably Fisher did not ask the Rams or Dolphins for final say on draft day, or total control over the roster. All he wanted was the ability to -- in the event he was categorically opposed to a decision being made by the general manager -- have a mechanism in place for a third party, like an owner, to decide which way the team would go. St. Louis was fine with that. Miami wanted to leave ultimate personnel authority with the GM, Jeff Ireland.
Seems like a little thing for Miami to surrender with owner Stephen Ross wanting Fisher badly, but consider this: The last six Super Bowl winners leave the final draft and personnel say up to the general manager. Maybe Miami should have given in, but that would have violated Ireland's contract and changed the structure Ross wanted in place. ... and flown in the face of the way most (but not all) winning teams operate.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- By now you've heard that Charlotte had a few famous visitors in town for the Democratic National Convention. But you may not know how they reacted to our city and their plans for coming back.
From Naomi Judd, to daughter Ashley, even MC Hammer said we were too legit to quit. The Queen City sparkled under the spotlight.
"I'm enjoying it, the city has really rolled out the red carpet and everything is fantastic so I'm having a good time," the singer sadid.
"We're feeling great. People have been very friendly," Jon Stewart noted.
'Entourage' cutie Adrien Grenier said, "So far, so great. Southern hospitality? It's been beautiful, the rain has even been beautiful."
"This city is so vibrant and so alive. I actually took a bicycle taxi last night through the town down where MSNBC, CNN were. It's beautiful, it's vibrant and I am so excited to be here," said actress Lynn Whitfield.
Olympic gold medalist Aly Reisman weighed in with her thoughts, too.
"Love it here. Everyone's really nice and really kind," Reisman said.
Shannon Kee is part of a team of stylists at Charlotte's Modern salon that helped the famous faces get red carpet ready--from Eva Longoria to Chelsea Clinton and Arianna Huffington.
"I believe they loved our city. A lot of times people are surprised by Charlotte, how hospitable we are, not so small. It's actually a city," Kee said.
Some of the celebs admitted they've actually been to Charlotte before.
"I came here, I made a movie many years ago and I love the people of Charlotte. They are so welcoming and kind and it's a beautiful city," said Patricia Arquette.
Naomi Judd added, "Dr. Maya Angelou is my self-proclaimed Godmother so I go to see her in Winston-Salem and my husband is from North Carolina, so I'm in Charlotte quite a bit."
Several promised we'd see them again.
"It's a beautiful city and the hospitality has been exquisite and something I've noticed and appreciated is folks—whether they're Republicans, Democrats—(they) are showing really classic southern hospitality," Ashley Judd said.
TV host and 'E!' correspondent Ross Matthews said, "Good food, great people, a great way to celebrate. You guys have a nice little city, I like it here a lot."
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If you can possibly tear yourself away from the hilarious sideshow games such as the Laughing Clowns and Crazy Crooners, you might like to break for Fairy Floss or take the Historical Tour. With a backdrop of smiling faces, street performers and stunning Harbour views, Luna Park Sydney truly is…just for fun!
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Luna Park Couples Package starts* from only $299.00
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Friday To Saturday From 11:00 AM To 11:00 PM Saturday To Thursday From 11:00 AM To 10:00 PM
Neighborhoods: Fisherman's Wharf (North Waterfront), Northeast, Fisherman's Wharf
If you're into fresh seafood and sensational views . . . – My work frequently brings me to San Francisco from LA. Every trip, I make time to meet friends at Tarantino's. They have the best chowder I've ever had (I crave it when I'm away!), fresh crab, the most perfect plate of calamari, and my all-time favorite cioppino. The service is quick and the views are phenomenal. You cannot go wrong on the wharf as long as you're at Tarantino's.
Super Sopa! – Sopa di Pesce, or fish soup is always my meal of choice when dining here. I am a big eater (dare I say-glutton?) but this still is quite satisfying. It is a very hearty marinara based stock with tenter morsels of salmon, shrimp, clams and what not, served with a nest of angel hair pasta. The view is splendid. The crab cakes with mango salsa were very tasty. The blackened rock fish was also quite tasty, but the Sopa is still our favorite. The service was fine, and the prices are reasonable (not much more than a national chain such as Outback or Olive Garden). BUT THE FISH IS FRESH!
We give this resturaunt our highest recommendations!
Quick & Tasty – We ate outdoors, enjoying the Crab Sandwich on Sourdough; very reasonable and a nice outdoor/Fisherman's Wharf atmosphere.
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Alright, it's for nes, the main character had shades and threw a boomerang.
I am not kidding, this is what i remember of it .
Also i vaguely remember that boss battles were in these Box like rooms that you would go into...
Ps. I was 4 so i obviously don't remember much.
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No idea what this game is.
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Aww!! I think I remember playing or seeing that game too!! I have absolutely NO clue what it was, unfortunately...
edit: Googled and found!! It's called Power Blade!!
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thats it!
Ps. My favourite childhood game besides Castlevania 2: Simon's quest.
I remember drawing a map of one of the levels as a kid.
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hehe, looks like there's Power Blade 2 ^.^
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SA hedge fund regulations published
Draft regulations and explanatory memorandum for hedge funds are up for public comment.
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Economists predict 2.5% growth for SA
Strikes and subdued Chinese appetite for commodities will weigh on economy this year.
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Zimbabwe stocks slide to 15 month low
Zimbabwe stocks fell for a sixth day as a slump in consumer spending cut company profits.
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EU firms win big Angola oil contract
Ultra-deep Angolan offshore oil project generated the third huge contract in three days.
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Evraz Highveld appoints new CEO
SA steel and vanadium producer appoints new boss as it struggles to return to profit.
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US futures gain after Chinese data
US stock index futures rose on Wednesday after China growth exceeded expectations.
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Samsung exec says S5 to outsell S4
Top executive says new Galaxy S5 should defy predictions of struggle in tough market.
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Russia economy hit by Ukraine turmoil
Russia's economy slowed sharply in the first three months of the year.
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SA retail sales growth slows to 2.2%
South Africa's retail sales grew by a lower-than-expected 2.2 percent year-on-year.
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China gains first bitcoin ATM
eading digital currency exchange has installed China's first bitcoin ATM.
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Oil prices advance on weak dollar
Global oil prices rallied on Wednesday amid Ukraine tensions and the weak dollar.
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Euro zone inflation in 'danger zone'
Shock drop in March euro zone inflation is keeping pressure on ECB to intervene.
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Emerging stocks and currencies gain
Emerging equities inched off three-week lows on Wednesday following Chinese data.
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Crippling cost of Cape Town CBD
Small businesses being forced to shut or leave city centre due to climbing costs.
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Gold steadies, but pressures remain
Gold prices steadied on Wednesday after falling nearly 2 percent in the previous session.
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City players are top sports earners
Man City players are the highest paid athletes in global sport, a study shows
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Safa to release Arendse findings
Safa is set to release the findings of the Arendse commission on Thursday.
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CSA announces England Lions tour
The England Lions are set to tour South Africa in January and February 2015.
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Brazil not on Anelka's radar
Controversial striker Nicolas Anelka has denied claims he was in line to join Brazil's Atletico Mineiro.
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Gay group petitions IOC
A gay rights group is urging the IOC to screen potential Olympic host countries for discriminatory laws.
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Soccer challenge for business
South Africa's business fraternity is being urged to invest in development of soccer in the country.
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Sharks' Deysel moves to Japan
Jean Deysel, a loose forward for the Sharks, has joined Japan's Top League side Toyota Verblitz.
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Road closures for Two Oceans
Roads around Cape Town will be closed at the weekend for the Two Oceans Marathon, the city says.
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Court refuses to reinstate BCCI chief
India's Supreme Court has refused to reinstate suspended Narainswami Srinivasan as BCCI president.
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Van der Merwe fit to face Waratahs
Bulls captain Flip van der Merwe has been declared fit to lead the charge against the Waratahs on Saturday.
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Brussow back to boost Cheetahs
Heinrich Brussow returns to give the Cheetahs a much-needed boost for their Sharks clash.
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Masters lacked Tiger factor
The Masters will be remembered more as a bore than for its roars.
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Lacklustre Pirates fatigued
Coach Vladimir Vermezovic blames fatigue for the Pirates poor display on Tuesday.
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Morton laments defensive lapse
Michael Morton's man of match display was not enough for Maritzburg to stop the Pirates.
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World Cup ticket frenzy
Fans rushed on Tuesday to secure seats to football's flagship event.
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Wallabies to use tour as warm-up
Ewen McKenzie will use the November tour to Europe to ready the Wallabies for the 2015 World Cup.
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Wenger's big gamble yields results
Arsene Wenger took a risk by picking Arsenal's old guard against West Ham United - but it paid off nicely.
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Munyai to challenge unbeaten Quigg
WBA Pan-African featherweight champion Tshifhiwa "Atomic Spider" Munyai will challenge unbeaten Scott Quigg for the WBA super-bantamweight title.
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Players, families remember Hillsborough
Liverpool stars joined relatives of the 96 Hillsborough disaster victims to mark the 25th anniversary of the tragedy.
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Jamaican doping case flawed: CAS
Sport's highest appeals body says Jamaican sprinter Veronica Campbell-Brown was cleared of doping because of blatant flaws in the test collection procedures.
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Vavi is back and working: Cosatu
Cosatu general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi is back to doing the trade union federation's work and campaigning for the ANC, its president S'dumo Dlamini said.
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Gallery: Oscar Pistorius trial Day 24
Scenes from inside the Gauteng High Court on day 24 of Paralympic and Olympic athlete Oscar Pistorius's murder trial.
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ANC denies DA assault claims
Two men convicted of assaulting DA members putting up election posters in Bushbuckridge were not ANC members, the party said.
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ConCourt to rule on grants tender
The Constitutional Court will rule on on the remedy to implement following its decision last year to declare a R10 billion tender to pay welfare grants invalid.
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Parents face 'nightmare' after mass kidnap
Desperate Nigerian parents pleaded for an end to their "nightmare" after Boko Haram Islamists kidnapped more than 100 school girls.
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Ukraine talks must not fail: Germany
There is the threat of more dead and injured if no exit is found from the spiral of violence, warns Germany's FM Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
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Cheeky ad makes N Korean agents see red
A promotional poster in a London hair salon featuring North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has angered Pyongyang officials.
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Tsarnaev wants some charges dropped
Lawyers for the Boston Marathon bombing suspect say many of the charges are redundant and could sway jurors.
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Pro-Russians seize Ukrainian armoured vehicles
Defiant pro-Russian separatists hoisted the Russian flag on Ukrainian army armoured vehicles in eastern Ukraine.
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Dozens hurt as train derails in India
Dozens of people were injured when the train jumped the tracks and derailed, according to a Northeast Frontier Railway officer.
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Court jails 119 Morsi supporters
An Egyptian court sentenced 119 supporters of Mohamed Morsi to three years each in prison for unlawful assembly and thuggery.
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Pakistan names and shames tax defaulters
Desperate Pakistani tax authorities are publicly shaming defaulters by publishing their tax details in a directory for the first time.
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S Korea, Japan hold rare 'comfort women' talks
South Korea and Japan held rare high-level talks on the extremely sensitive issue of wartime sex slavery.
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Age is just a number in politics
18-year-old Samantha Olane could not even vote six and a half months ago, now she is 30 000 votes away from becoming a lawmaker.
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Jay Singh's assets raided
The Asset Forfeiture Unit and the national Treasury have seized R400m cash and buildings from KZN developer Jay Singh.
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'Youth must remember the struggle'
Democratic Alliance leader Helen Zille urged the youth to remember where the country came from and to use their votes to help shape the future.
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Pair face murder trial after heist
Two men charged with the murders of a policeman and a private security guard during a heist will be tried in the Pietermaritzburg High Court.
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Tasered pair relieved after arrests
A couple who were tortured with a Taser gun at their Ixopo farm are relieved that eight suspects have been arrested.
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Truce agreed but where's Vavi?
Despite a truce and return to the fold, Cosatu general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi has yet to appear on a public platform for Cosatu.
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Fatigue sets in as Oscar exits
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Lab Pink Sapphire Filligree Pendant
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Declare your deep love for that special someone with this lovely and deeply sentimental sweethearts pendant. This pendant features two pear cut gemstones or birthstones of your choice, which meet at a point where a dazzling diamond sits. The breath taking gemstones and diamond lie within a 14k gold setting in the shape of a heart. To create an even more meaningful piece that she will truly cherish forever, you can customize this pendant with two different gemstones, perhaps representing you and your loved one's birthstones, or simply her favorite colors. This pendant is also available as part of a matching set, which consists of a lovely matching heart shaped ring. The pendant is available in 14k white or yellow gold. and This sweethearts pendant features two 6x4mm pear-cut center stones, accented by 1 sparkling diamond. You can design your own unique pendant by selecting any combination of gemstones.
- Type:Created Lab Pink Sapphire
- Quantity: 2
- Size: 6 x 4 mm
- Gem Carat Weight: 0.35 tcw
- Quality: AA
- Clarity: eye-clean
- Origin: Switzerland
- Color: H
- Clarity: I1
- Cut: Round
- Quantity: 1
- Diamond Carat Weight: 0.015
- Conflict Free: Yes
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We've specialized in gemstones for over 15 years, and we use the best gems available. All of our gems are AA quality or better. Can you get that from other jewelers? Sure, as long as you don't mind paying 2-3 times as much.
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The The Kimball is located in Salt Lake City, Utah, United States of America
There is a place for you in Salt Lake City where the old and the new mingle. A place that is as close to culture and commerce as it is to the mountains and lakes. A place among the friendliest people in the west. Its a place called The Kimball. In 1847, pioneers sought a place to put down fresh roots where, with hard work, they could build a new life. A leader among those courageous settlers was Heber C. Kimball, the Lieutenant Governor of the new Utah Territory. Kimball settled on a ten-acre block near the city center where he built his home and successfully planted crops. He was proud of his land and his home, and loved to share it with friends. Kimballs industrious and innovative qualities have endured. These attributes still characterize the city in which Kimball made his home and make Salt Lake City the vibrant community it is today a place of dynamic energies neatly balanced between its pioneer past and its spirited future. Each unit at The Kimball provides the perfect blend of comfort, elegance and convenience, with all the necessities of home and many little thoughtful details including microwave oven and dishwasher, stovetop, 27 inch and larger cable TV and DVD/VCR, second TV in the bedroom, and wireless Internet connection. Amenities on-site at The Kimball include hot tub and sauna, movie rentals, bicycle rentals, fitness center, guest laundry, business center, and guest lounge. Come visit us at The Kimballyour home away from home in Salt Lake City Housekeeping is available upon request from 10 am 2 pm daily for a USD 35.00 fee. Housekeeping requests must be made the night before at the latest.
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Addition to group means patients can get previously unavailable care close to home
Dr. Michael Nosler, a specialist who diagnoses and treats complex gastrointestinal disorders using advanced endoscopic therapy and endoscopic ultrasound (EUS), has joined Colorado Health Medical Group.
Therapeutic endoscopy uses a flexible endoscope with different attachments to go inside a person's body in order to diagnose and treat disease. EUS is when an ultrasound tool is attached to the end of the endoscope allowing the doctor to not only take a look inside but also transmit special images to a monitor for further study.
Dr. Nosler has been a practicing gastroenterologist in the Fort Collins area since 2007. In 2011 opportunity he completed a special fellowship in therapeutic endoscopy and EUS at the University of Florida. During this fellowship, he learned advanced endoscopic techniques for the diagnosis and treatment of various gastrointestinal disorders. This new set of skills provides state-of-the-art care for patients in northern Colorado suffering from esophageal cancer, pancreatic cancer, pancreas and bile duct disorders as well as other cancers.
In the past, a patient would have had to drive to Denver for this type of care. "Dr. Nosler brings a level of expertise to our region that we haven't had," said Russ Branzell, CEO of Colorado Health Medical Group. "His experience and knowledge along with his location across the street from PVH make it easier for patients to receive the care they need close to home,"
As a Colorado native, Dr. Nosler is happy to return to the area and care for a community close to his heart.
Dr. Nosler received his medical degree from Creighton University. Prior to his fellowship in therapeutic endoscopy, he completed an internal medicine residency at the University of Utah and a Gastrointestinal and Hepatology fellowship at the University of Nebraska Medical Center.
Colorado Health Medical Group, formerly Poudre Valley Medical Group, is a multi-specialty medical group with about 210 providers delivering quality health care, wellness services and health products within 24 medical specialties in communities throughout Colorado, Wyoming and Nebraska.
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Warm weather may spur you to wear less makeup, but complexion woes can give you pause. Help is as close as your kitchen, says Nicholas Perricone, M.D., founder of the Perricone M.D. product line. Eat these bites for more glow.
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Keep your cool and support your alma mater on your daily run with the Nike NCAA Women's Dri-Fit Element Half-Zip Top. With breathable fabric and a refined fit, this top will keep you comfortable, no matter the temperature. Imported, Machine washable, Tailored fit, Heat transfer logo design on left chest, Reflective heat transfer Nike logo design on right chest, Half-zip top, Flat seaming, Mesh side panels, Mp3 cord management at center back of neck, Reflective taping along center front zipper, Black, 92% Nylon, Knit, 8% Spandex, Knit, Texas Longhorns
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NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
Viewing 61–70 out of 18,335 events
from March 27, 2013 (x) to April 25, 2026
Saturday, March 30, 2013
2013 Group Trail Runs High Rock Park in the Greenbelt
at 200 Nevada Avenue (in High Rock Park), Staten Island
8:00 a.m.
Join experienced runners from the Staten Island Athletic Club (SIAC) for training runs leading up to the High Rock Challenge Adventure Race.
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
Repetition in Design
at Queens Botanical Garden, Queens
8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
A series of oil paintings on canvas along with original sketches by Queens artist Gennadyi Gurman.
Category: Arts & Crafts, Art
Mad. Sq. Art: Sandra Gibson & Luis Recoder Exhibition
at Southern End (in Madison Square Park), Manhattan
10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Madison Square Park Conservancy's Mad. Sq. Art announces a new installation to inaugurate the spring 2013 season: Topsy-Turvy: A Camera Obscura Installation (2013) by Newâ?¦
Category: Education, Art, Kids
Woodland Discovery Kit in Central Park
at Charles A. Dana Discovery Center (in Central Park), Manhattan
10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Visit The Wild Garden: Discovering Central Park Woodlands exhibit and start exploring the North Woods on your own.
Category: Birding, Education, Nature, Art, Kids
The Wild Garden: Discovering Central Park Woodlands Exhibit
at Charles A. Dana Discovery Center (in Central Park), Manhattan
10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Use this hands-on exhibit to illuminate the history, ecology, and management of the woodlands and learn why these landscapes are so essential to the purpose of Central Park.
Category: Education, Nature, Art, History
The Orchid Show at The New York Botanical Garden
at The New York Botanical Garden, Bronx
10:00 a.m.
Beginning March 2, The Orchid Show dramatically transforms The New York Botanical Garden's landmark Enid A. Haupt Conservatory into a lush rain forest.
Category: Nature, Art
NYC Audubon Early Spring Bird Walk
at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center (in Jamaica Bay Park), Queens
10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
Meet for a hike around the ponds and uplands to look for the first birds of spring.
Category: Birding, Nature, Talks
Volunteer at Lincoln Terrace Park
at Eastern Parkway & Buffalo Avenue (in Lincoln Terrace / Arthur S. Somers Park), Brooklyn
10:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
Volunteer at Lincoln Terrace Park in Brooklyn by raking leaves and spreading mulch and woodchips to trees and flower beds, and painting benches, fences, and light poles.
Category: Nature, Volunteer
Sprint to the Finish Indoor Triathlon
at St. Mary's Recreation Center (in St. Mary's Park), Bronx
10:00 a.m.
Feeling stagnant in your exercise routine? Come test your fitness level at the NYC Parks' Sprint to the Finish Indoor Triathlon.
Category: Fitness, Sports
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Keep baby feeling clean and happy with these unscented baby wipes from Up & Up. These hypoallergenic wipes contain aloe and vitamin E. Each case contains 792 wipes, divided into nine packs that can be carried in a diaper bag or purse.
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Claude D. Pepper Older Americans Independence Centers (OAIC)The goal of the OAIC program is to increase scientific knowledge that allows older adults to maintain or restore their independence. The NIA supports the OAICs to develop and enhance research and education at institutions with strong programs in aging research. This support is critical to address key research problems, technological limitations, and faculty development needs for future generations of appropriately-trained researchers. The OAICs are also known as "Pepper Centers" - so named to honor the late Senator Claude D. Pepper who championed the effort to create these centers of excellence. - Kevin P. High, MD, MS, Director
This FOA supports applications for Claude D. Pepper Older Americans Independence Centers (OAICs) centers of excellence in geriatrics research and research career development.
This FOA supports applications for Claude D. Pepper Older Americans Independence Centers (OAICs) centers of excellence in geriatrics research and research career development.
Research Spotlight
Adipose tissue density, a novel biomarker predicting mortality risk in older adultsMurphy RA, Register TC, Shively CA, Carr JJ, Ge Y, Heilbrun ME, Cummings SR, Koster A, Nevitt MC, Satterfield S, Tylvasky FA, Strotmeyer ES, Newman AB, Simonsick EM, Scherzinger A, Goodpaster BH, Launer LJ, Eiriksdottir G, Sigurdsson S, Sigurdsson G, Gudnason V, Lang TF, Kritchevsky SB, Harris TB.
Background: Knowledge of adipose composition in relation to mortality may help delineate inconsistent relationships between obesity and mortality in old age. We evaluated relationships between abdominal visceral adipose tissue (VAT) and subcutaneous adipose tissue (SAT) density, mortality, biomarkers, and characteristics.
Methods: VAT and SAT density were determined from computed tomography scans in persons aged 65 and older, Health ABC (n = 2,735) and AGES-Reykjavik (n = 5,131), and 24 nonhuman primates (NHPs). Associations between adipose density and mortality (4-13 years follow-up) were assessed with Cox proportional hazards models. In NHPs, adipose density was related to serum markers and tissue characteristics.
Conclusions: VAT and SAT density provide a unique marker of mortality risk that does not appear to be inflammation related.


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Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library Digital Collections
1957 has been a year of trouble, indecision and shock. It is now
behind us. It is time to live in the present ; to face the facts of life as
they are and not as we would wish them to be; and to plan for the future
with courage, confidence and hope.
The American people in my opinion, are very much aware of the
difficulties which confront this Nation and the free world. They are
looking to a Republican Administration and a Democratic Congress for
leadership and guidance. The Congress is prepared to do its full share
to further the national interest and both parties are, in my opinion, placing
the security of the country ahead of the welfare of their parties. The times
call for and demand tri-partisanship between the two parties in Congress
and the Executive. The months ahead will be decisive months that may witness
new crises which will again strip the thin thread of peace. Or the coming
months may mark the beginning of a new stage in foreign policy. It may be a
stage in which the President and the Congress embark on a rational search
for v.ays of reflecting more accurately the attitudes of the American people
in the policy of the United States, a search for ways of reflecting less the
fears and uncertainities with which we live and more the faith and confidence
which underlie the freedom and greatness of this country. The challenge before
us is to turn mankind from the dangerous flirtation with human extinction
which now goes on, to the work of constructing the free institutions and the
durable relations which will make possible a decent living; a decent degree
of security, and a decent fulfillment for the people of this Nation and all Nations.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 39, Folder 24, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
We face a challenge of faith and action. We will endeavor to meet
this in a non-partisan spirit with faith in ourselves, in the intelligence, the
courage and steadfastness of the people of this country, and faith in the
power and in the ultimate triumph of freedom throughout the world. It is on
this faith that this mation has grown to greatness. It is on this faith that
we can depend to find the way to just and enduring peace .
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 39, Folder 24, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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